Botswana Predator Conservation
| NAME | Botswana Predator Conservation |
| COUNTRY | Botswana |
| REGION | Northern Botswana |
| COMMENCED | 1990 |
| AREAS OF FOCUS | Monitoring, Research, Community, Education, Awareness, Habitat Conservation |
| NO. OF WOLVES IN AREA | 700-800 |
| KEY PERSONNEL | Dr Tico McNutt, Dr Krys Golabek, Dr Gabriele Cozzi, Dr Neil Jordan |
The mission of Wild Entrust is to support the long-term viability of threatened wildlife populations and their critical habitats.
Botswana Predator Conservation is a programme of Wild Entrust, which has three aims:
- Wildlife conservation: to promote the sustainability of threatened and endangered wildlife species and their habitats in Sub Saharan Africa through field science, innovative technology, education, applied conservation research and effective management.
- Conflict mitigation: to support ongoing successful management programmes and to develop and apply new techniques that sustainably protect threatened wildlife, especially apex predators, in their natural habitats and ecosystems.
- Education: to educate and build capacity among African nationals, through training and mentoring, to ensure there are skilled conservationists and wildlife custodians for the future.
